Gmail convert inbox to mail

Lately, I feel like all I do is respond to emails.

To be fair, after my day of emailing, the real work begins. Some people have email jobs. I have a job on top of my email job.

Throughout the past few months, I’ve learned that a big part of running and growing a company is reliant on your ability to process enormous amounts of information and relay it to the proper channels. I’m good at the first part, but still learning the latter.

As I wake up with flooded inboxes most days, I was wondering what it might look like to give up on an inbox that’s beyond saving. Previously I’ve explored the idea of email bankruptcy, but I like the idea of forcing someone to deal with the magnitude of an unmaintained inbox. To that end, what if you could convert your inbox to snail mail once your digital inbox is full?

Thankfully, most of my inboxes are at or near zero. However, if I had to take say, the Stompers email, I would be dealing with a lot of mail. I don’t see why a reasonable person would convert everything to physical mail (unless they love getting mail). If this did exist, my mailman, dog, and I would be in a very unfortunate situation.

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